There’s a right way and wrong way to build a list of potential buyers for your domain name. The right way may actually get you a sale. The wrong way will piss off people, get you onto a spam list, and may get you a fine.

There’s no exact value for any domain name, just like there’s no exact value for any physical piece of land or property. Instead, you need to understand the “order of magnitude” concept to retail price your domains.

There’s a super simple secret to investing in domain names, and as soon as you watch this video you’ll think — ‘Yes! Why don’t I focus on that when I buy domains?!’

Successful domain name investors don’t compete in the same area as newer investors, and will likely provide mentoring to someone with drive, hustle and persistence. Here’s how to get multiple successful investors to partner with you.

If a domain name you’re thinking of purchasing is registered in many TLDs, then it likely means it has more sales opportunities. The converse is true. And, yes, there are exceptions.

Impulse buying applies to domain names, so set up your for-sale landing pages with buy-it-now prices, give users an easy way to check out, and make sure your domain names are found on all the major marketplaces and registrars.

10 reasons why you should be investing in domain names as an asset class, over physical real estate, stocks, bonds and funds.